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==Disassembly Notes==
==Disassembly Notes==
When replacing caps located under the EMF shielding, be careful to note capacitor heights for the taller capacitors.  
When replacing caps located under the EMF shielding, be careful to note capacitor heights for the taller capacitors if the EMF shielding is to be retained.  Experience suggests EMF shields may not be necessary for reliable operation - YMMV.  


==Original Parts==
==Original Parts==
===Basic PCB Name===
===Basic PCB Name===
SN9979800001 rev. 04 and 08
Main PCB: 9979800001 rev. 04 and 08
 
Neck Board: 9979800002 rev 05 and 07
 
Power Supply:


''NOTE:  All capacitors listed below are through hole mounted aluminum electrolytics.  All capacitances are micro Farads (uF).''
''NOTE:  All capacitors listed below are through hole mounted aluminum electrolytics.  All capacitances are micro Farads (uF).''

Revision as of 14:36, 9 February 2022

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IBM 8512 VGA Monitor
Preliminary Information
Release Year 1987
Leak Risk Medium
Batteries None
Mounting Technology Through Hole
Capacitor Types Aluminum Electrolytic, Tantalum, Ceramic, Polymer
Destructive Entry No
CRT Guides
General Information · Repair Cautions

IBM's first generation VGA display released with the IBM PS/2 computer line.

Known Issues

As a first generation VGA monitor, the 8500 series has its shortcomings. A dot pitch of 0.41 makes the display fuzzy and monitor dims noticeably when drawing light-colored screens, though this is not generally a sign of failing components. There are several known maintenance issues which are detailed in the link.

Symptom or Problem Encountered

Causes

  • Failed power supply, monitor would intermittently turn pink.

Solutions

  • Replace capacitors throughout power supply, main PCB, and neck board. Inspect carbon film resistors in area of flyback transformer for burn marks / shell damage

Disassembly Notes

When replacing caps located under the EMF shielding, be careful to note capacitor heights for the taller capacitors if the EMF shielding is to be retained. Experience suggests EMF shields may not be necessary for reliable operation - YMMV.

Original Parts

Basic PCB Name

Main PCB: 9979800001 rev. 04 and 08

Neck Board: 9979800002 rev 05 and 07

Power Supply:

NOTE: All capacitors listed below are through hole mounted aluminum electrolytics. All capacitances are micro Farads (uF).

Capacitor Specifications and Footprint Information
RefDes Qty Capacitance Voltage Diameter/Size Temp Brand Series
C115, C215, C315 2 0.47 50
C113, C213, C313, C503, C620* 5 1 50
C853 1 1 100
C753, C804, C814, C824 4 1 250
C412 1 2.2 50
C806, C816, C826 3 2.2 315
C106, C206, C306 3 4.7 25
C108, C208, C308, C352, C401,

C516, C556, C601, C602, C751

10 4.7 50

* C620 is not present on rev. 08

** C557 is notpresent on rev. 04

Replacement Parts

Basic PCB Name

Capacitors
RefDes Qty Compatible Part Number Order Links
Digikey

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